Bundles are awesome for audiences who love to watch video via streaming. By taking advantage of streaming bundles, viewers get to reduce the number of bills they pay each month for streaming services, and usually get to take a sizeable discount over what the individual services included would cost individually. Amazon’s Prime Video Channels is doing its part to bring more bundled choices to Prime Video subscribers, introducing five new bundles featuring discounts of up to 40% on streamers like Max, AMC+, MGM+, and more.

• The new streaming bundles on Amazon start at just $7.99 per month.
• Each bundle comes with a combination of two different streaming services.
• More such bundles could be headed to Prime Video in the future.

The Streamable’s Favorite Bundle: Max and Cinemax

The top bundle in the whole group as far as The Streamable’s expert team is concerned is the combination of ad-free Max and Cinemax for $20.99 per month. Separately these services cost $25.98, but you’ll save 20% ($5) each month by bundling them together. You’ll get the entire Max library completely ad-free, including titles like “The Last of Us,” Kate Winslet’s upcoming series “The Regime,” and the upcoming new season of “House of the Dragon,” along with popular movies like “Barbie” and so much more.

Throw in Cinemax to get a huge range of movies and original series, and the value of this streaming bundle is abundantly clear. It’s a powerhouse combination for those who love prestige TV and blockbuster movies, and it’s a hard deal to pass up!

Great Choice for Families: PBS Kids and PBS Masterpiece

Families with kids will adore this bundle, as it allows them to watch high-quality kids’ programming that will entertain and educate the little ones at the same time. PBS Kids features classics like “Arthur,” newer favorites like “Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood” and everything in between.

PBS Masterpiece includes more adult fare, including titles like “All Creatures Great and Small,” “Miss Scarlet and the Duke” and many others. These two streamers would normally cost $10.98 per month, but you can grab the bundle from Prime Video Channels for just $7.99.

Action Junkies’ Delight: AMC+ and MGM+

For lovers of explosive action and high-flying stunts, this bundle of ad-free AMC+ and MGM+ for just $10.99 per month (normally $15.98, 32% off) is an ideal choice. AMC+ carries a ton of high-octane titles, including the newest member of the Walking Dead franchise “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.” That show slots in alongside titles like “Dark Winds” and “Anne Rice's Mayfair Witches,” giving fans a taste of the supernatural with their dose of action.

MGM+ doesn’t slouch on the action either, carrying titles like “Top Gun: Maverick” in its movie section and “From” and “Godfather of Harlem” in its TV catalog. This bundle packs a big punch, which is all the more effective considering it’s more than 30% off the standard price of the two streamers!

Blockbuster Entertainment Bundle: MGM+ and STARZ

This bundle will run you $11.99 per month, 40% off the normal price. MGM+ gets huge movies like the aforementioned “Top Gun: Maverick” and “Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves,” plus original series like the regal “Britannia” and “SAS: Rogue Heroes” call the platform home as well.

Ad-free STARZ keeps the blockbuster entertainment coming, with TV series like “Outlander” and the cinematic and iconic “Power” franchise, not to mention box-office smash hits like “Spider-Man: No Way Home.” Viewers will get an awesome level of high-quality entertainment from this service, at a deep discount!

Prestige TV Bundle: AMC+ and STARZ

If the libraries of AMC+ and STARZ sounded more appealing to you than that of MGM+, this last bundle is definitely the ticket for you. It combines ad-free plans of both services for $13.99 per month, 27% off the $18.98 you’d pay monthly to get the services separately. These two streamers offer high-octane action and high-quality TV shows and movies with high production values, and you can get them both for an incredibly low price with this bundle.